Sentence examples for undertake countermeasures from inspiring English sources

Schmitt, though, said that Russia's violation of the international law barring intervention in a state's internal affairs would give the United States grounds to undertake "countermeasures" that would otherwise be unlawful, Nakashima wrote.

No democratic government could stay in power these days if it didn't undertake countermeasures against unemployment, the possibility of deflation and the worst financial crisis since the 1930s.

European leaders have condemned Russia's efforts and undertaken countermeasures, like lifting limits in the current trade rules on tariff-free imports of Moldovan wine.

It is necessary to avert the serious adverse effects of imported medicines by undertaking countermeasures supported by field-based and scientific evidence.

He can win only if his political adversaries do not undertake the decisive countermeasures at their disposal.

Asked why Honda did not take action to correct the apparent problem on the 2005 models, given the countermeasures undertaken for the 2006 model, Chris Martin, a Honda spokesman, wrote in an e-mail that the countermeasures for the 2006 vehicle "had to do with a different concern".

The mechanism of the leakage process was analysed and countermeasures were undertaken.

The time is indeed ripe to undertake a realistic view of what migrating legacy systems to cloud may offer, an understanding of exceptional situations causing system quality goal failure in such a transition, and insights on countermeasures.

Because of the huge area that suffered liquefaction, a large-scale liquefaction countermeasure was undertaken, in the form of underground walls.

The mined diamond industry has undertaken legal, marketing and distribution countermeasures to protect its market from the emerging presence of synthetic diamonds.

Key projects undertaken by Harvard faculty included the development of radar countermeasures and the improvement of protective gear for pilots. 8A letter from Franklin D. Roosevelt to Harvard President James B. Conant dated Feb. 7, 1944.